Summary
The published README.md opens with a stray paragraph that looks like leftover scratch text from a workflow-verification PR, sitting awkwardly between the "Node.js Support Policy" section and the actual project header:
# @airframes/acars-decoder
This is a no-op documentation tweak to verify repository access, build/lint, tests, and PR workflow. No functional code changes are included.
# acars-decoder-typescript
This is the README that ships on the package's npm and GitHub pages, so it's reader-facing. The two competing top-level headers (# @airframes/acars-decoder and # acars-decoder-typescript) also make the document structure confusing.
Suggested fix
- Delete the "no-op documentation tweak" sentence and the duplicate
# @airframes/acars-decoder heading.
- Optionally move the "Node.js Support Policy" section below the project header / badges so the README opens with the project name.
Summary
The published
README.mdopens with a stray paragraph that looks like leftover scratch text from a workflow-verification PR, sitting awkwardly between the "Node.js Support Policy" section and the actual project header:This is the README that ships on the package's npm and GitHub pages, so it's reader-facing. The two competing top-level headers (
# @airframes/acars-decoderand# acars-decoder-typescript) also make the document structure confusing.Suggested fix
# @airframes/acars-decoderheading.